After a couple of laidback days at sea, Tortola in the British Virgin Islands appears on the horizon, a place beloved by snorkelers and divers for its dazzling reef life. Francophone St Barts is our next stop, to see and be seen in the glamorous boutiques of Gustavia. Learn about Creole life at the museum in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, before we reach Kingstown, St Vincent, where one of the oldest botanical gardens in the western hemisphere awaits. In Castries, Saint Lucia, the modern cathedral with its murals of black saints is a must-visit, while sights in Fort-de-France in Martinique include a statue of Napoleon’s Josephine. Basseterre in St Kitts is the gateway to UNESCO-listed Brimstone Fort National Park, then it’s time to explore the pretty, pastel-colored streets of San Juan, Puerto Rico. We move now to the British Virgin Islands and Jost Van Dyke. Eagle rays and tarpon are among the fish to see, and don’t miss Bubbly Pool, a natural hot tub created by the sea on the east coast. St John’s, Antigua, is next on our list, the gateway to the beautifully preserved Nelson’s Dockyard. This extraordinary complex of buildings dates from the Georgian era and is where the English admiral sheltered his fleet. Today, it’s where yachties congregate as they pass through. The lively holiday playground of St Thomas is also on our radar as we wind our way to Fort Lauderdale, where our voyage ends.

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Known as the `Venice of America,` Fort Lauderdale is to Miami, what poetry is to prose. Despite the two cities being only 30 miles apart, there is a world of difference between them. With its stunning beaches, thriving arts, and culture scene, and picturesque waterways, Fort Lauderdale offers a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Visitors can soak up the sun on the pristine white sands of Fort Lauderdale Beach, explore the arty, independent boutiques and restaurants along Las Olas Boulevard, or take a scenic boat tour through the city&#39;s intricate network of canals. The city also boasts a diverse range of attractions, including world-class museums, lush parks, and bustling nightlife.

Welcome to the capital city of the British Virgin Islands… its Main Street lined with colonial-era buildings painted in shades of pastel with colorful shutters and delicate wood trim. Trek through the rain-forested Mount Sage National Park for sweeping views, or play on spectacular white sand beaches with names like Smuggler&#39;s Cove and Cane Garden Bay (immortalized in Jimmy Buffet&#39;s “Mañana”).

The rocky shoreline at the southwestern tip of Virgin Gorda is epic. More commonly known as “The Baths,” the massive granite boulders formed by volcanic eruptions create a network of caves that hide white sand beaches and secret rock pools. Take the short cruise from the ship through the Sir Francis Drake Channel, then drive to the popular destination for a half day of exploratory fun, climbing over boulders (some of which are over 40 feet in diameter) and crawling through interconnecting caves. The visit is guided by a series of steps and rope handrails that guide explorers along a trail through the boulders from the beach to the sandy expanse at Devil&#39;s Bay. Look out for the triangular pathway called The Cathedral. As lights reflect off the boulders, it creates a stained-glass result; the resounding acoustics as you stand under the triangle are fantastic. Return via a pathway, stopping to look at the sweeping vistas of the Camanoe Islands on the way.

Get ready for a half day of exploratory fun at Virgin Gorda&#39;s “Baths”, climbing over 40-foot boulders, crawling through caves, and relaxing in warm sunlit pools.

The Baths at Virgin Gorda

Relax, recharge, and reboot on Jost Van Dyke, a little island with a big personality. It may only take up four sq miles in the Caribbean Sea, but its reputation has spread thousands of miles beyond, thanks to rock stars such as Jimmy Buffett and Keith Richards making it famous in the late 1960s.Take the short drive to White Bay Beach (rumored to be the inspiration behind Robert Louis Stevenson&#39;s Treasure Island) for two hours of island living. Do as much or as little as you please: relax on a complimentary sun lounger, swim alongside schools of tropical fish, or purchase the renowned signature cocktail, “Painkiller” at the iconic Soggy Dollar Bar.' Despite White Bay&#39;s fame, it remains an unspoiled oasis of crystal-clear turquoise waters and blindingly white sand, making it a perfect place to unwind.

With crystal-clear turquoise waters and blindingly white sand, White Bay Beach on Jost Van Dyke is the perfect place to unwind. Spend two hours in this island paradise and do as much or as little as you please: relax on a complimentary sun lounger, swim alongside schools of tropical fish, or purchase a drink at the iconic Soggy Dollar Bar, renowned for its signature cocktail, 'the Painkiller.'

Escape to Jost Van Dyke

Legend has it that the waters around Norman Island are full of pirate treasure. The area is perhaps the most famous in the Caribbean: Blackbeard is said to have left many spoils in the surrounding caves, and Robert Louis Stevenson immortalized the area in 'Treasure Island.'Now it&#39;s your turn to become a treasure hunter on this half-day swimming and snorkeling excursion to Treasure Point, one of the best snorkel spots around the island.Embark the boat for a 1-hour journey to the first snorkeling site. On arrival at the cave, crew will assist with a mask, snorkel, and snorkel vest, ensuring complete comfort and safety. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and explore the two large and one small cave, filled with vibrant orange cup coral and red sponge formations. Swim and dive alongside schools of yellow tails, blue tangs, and sergeant majors, and other exotic marine life.Reboard the boat and relocate to the second snorkel site for more underwater adventures amid exceptionally clear waters teeming with kaleidoscopic sea life.End the experience with a refreshing punch and light snack on the return trip.

Become a treasure hunter on this half-day swimming and snorkeling excursion to Norman Island, famed for its pirate history and inspiration for 'Treasure Island.'

Tortola Snorkel

Whizz, zip, and fly over the treetops on the original Virgin canopy tour.Set off for a scenic half-hour drive through Road Town along the famous Ridge Road. The road is famed for its breathtaking views at dizzying heights, with farms and highland Caribbean settlements dotting the landscape. Upon arrival, and after a full safety briefing, gear up and start the tour. For the next hour, immerse yourself in lush vegetation, abundant tropical birds, and flowers. This is a gentle, easy-going experience with plenty of stops, each offering ample opportunities to soak in the jaw-dropping views of Tortola and the islands surrounding the British Virgin Islands.Returning to base for refreshments and relaxation, taking in more million-dollar views before getting ready for the drive back.

Whizz, zip, and fly over the treetops on the original Virgin canopy tour.

Tortola Canopy Zipline

Melt into the Caribbean landscape on a scenic drive around Tortola. Take in the stunning views of the turquoise Caribbean waters while ascending the hills surrounding Road Town. Travel past Windy Hill Road, which offers breathtaking views of the North Shore, then continue along the northern shoreline to Pusser&#39;s Landing, an open-air village on the island&#39;s west end. Soak in the atmosphere during a short stop, before reboarding your transport to drive along the southern shoreline back to Road Town, marveling at the captivating coastal vistas along the way. This tour offers a delightful blend of natural beauty, local culture, and scenic landscapes.

This scenic drive around Tortola in an open air safari bus offers a delightful blend of natural beauty, local culture, and landscapes.

North Shore & Pussers Landing

This scenic drive climbs high into the hills surrounding Road Town. Tortola is quite mountainous, and on a clear day, panoramic views of the island, the neighboring British Virgin Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands stretch out before you.Taking Ridge Road, which winds along the mountainous peaks that make up the island&#39;s spine, look down on villages and mountains in the island&#39;s interior. There are great views, and it is an exciting and adventurous drive over the narrow, steep roads. The driver will stop at selected vantage points, each one more breathtakingly beautiful than the last.After approximately 50 minutes, arrive at Cane Garden Bay Beach on the other side of the mountains.Spend the next hour on the silky stretch of beach. Take a dip in the exceptionally calm waters or relax in your complimentary beach chair while sipping a refreshing non-alcoholic fruit drink on the house. Restaurants, bars, and shops are steps from the beach for anything else.Snorkeling at Cane Garden Bay is stupendous. The local coral just off the shore is teeming with colorful fish native to the British Virgin Islands.Relaxed and refreshed, return to Road Town.

Spend some time on the silky sands of Cane Garden Bay on a scenic drive and beach excursion.

Tortola Highlights

Live the thrill of zipping along the Caribbean coastline on this exciting half-day RIB tour of Tortola. Discover coves, cliffs, and dramatic rock formations from the sea&#39;s unique vantage point.Traveling first north to the Atlantic side of the island, look out for stunning views of other Virgin Islands, including Virgin Gorda, St. Johns, and Beef Island. Pass under the iconic Queen Elizabeth Bridge, which links Beef Island to Tortola, then swoop south to the Caribbean Sea to discover unchartered bays and beaches. Moor for a one-hour rest at Smuggler&#39;s Cove. Swim, relax, and explore one of Tortola&#39;s best beaches, which is blessed with glorious clear water and lively marine life.Hop back on board and enjoy the trip back, admiring the hillside homes of Tortola on the way.

Experience the thrill of zipping along the coastline to discover amazing coves, dramatic cliffs, and rock formations in this half-day RIB tour of Tortola.

Circle Tortola RIB Adventure & Beach

Maximize your exploration of the beautiful British Virgin Islands on an exhilarating high-speed RIB ride. Leaving the port in your wake, head to the Caves, one of the Tortola&#39;s best snorkeling sites. Slip into the warm waters to see the vast array of whimsical marine life that lives under the waves.Hop back on board the RIB, traveling past the iconic Indian rock formation on your way to Peter Island. Along the way, duck into the cove at Norman Island, where Willy T&#39;s famous floating bar is anchored.Continue the underwater discovery at Peter Island, looking for turtles and stingrays in the crystal-clear waters.The final stop is secluded White Bay. Swim from the RIB to the shore for a short exploration of the lovely beach, then finish your adventure with a fun ride back to the ship.

Hit the reset button on this high-speed RIB ride along Tortola&#39;s coast. Stop off at two snorkel sites and explore the shores of White Bay, one of the BVI&#39;s loveliest beaches.

Peter Island, Caves & Snorkel Rib Ride

Begin with a short drive to Nanny Cay. Once the mandatory safety briefings have been completed, jump into a Wrangler Jeep, for the exciting drive along the James Walter Francis Highway. The Jeep is ideal for negotiating the rugged Tortolan landscape.Continue along the island&#39;s rugged west coast to secluded Smuggler&#39;s Beach, passing by stunning views of neighboring US Virgin Islands, including Peter, Norman, and St. John&#39;s on the way. The off-the-beaten-path beach is beautifully authentic, with a relaxed atmosphere, fewer people, and some of the clearest waters of the Caribbean. Stroll along the shore, bask in the sun, snorkel the shallow reef, or sip a refreshing drink at the local bar.After soaking in the beauty of Smuggler&#39;s Beach, it&#39;s back in the Jeep for a drive through Long Bay to Cane Garden Bay and a short visit of the historic Callwood Rum Distillery.Finally, drive up to Sky World, 1,300 feet above sea level and one of the highest points on the island. Jaw-dropping 360-degree views of the British Virgin Islands are guaranteed.

Take the adventure off road and get your adrenaline pumping with this self-drive jeep and beach excursion.

4x4 Off-Road Adventure & Beach

Island of celebrity hideaways and posh bungalows, considered by many to be the most elite and glamorous of all the Caribbean isles, St. Barts is home to 22 incredible beaches. Anse de Flamanes presents camera-ready scenery, Baie de St-Jean serves up beachside bistros, and Anse de Grand Cul-de-Sac offers an array of watersports.

Taste all the flavors of St. Barts on this 2.5-hour walking tour of Gustavia&#39;s eating venues. Begin by meeting your guide at the port, then set off through the pretty streets of Gustavia, learning about the culinary heritage of this tiny French island. During the tour, stop at four handpicked destinations, each chosen for its blend of local Franco-Caribbean flavors unique to St. Barts. Sip on Caribbean cocktails, savor French tartines, and enjoy crepes and cider, topped off with a Baron de Rothschild Champagne and cheese pairing.

Experience firsthand why this tiny Caribbean French island is a foodie&#39;s paradise on this 2.5 hour walking tour.

Savor St. Barth

Unleash your inner mixologist and discover the art of cocktail-making in this fun, interactive class. The tour begins with a short drive to Grand Cul de Sac, a picturesque bay on the island&#39;s east side. After a welcome cocktail, get busy learning the tricks of the trade from expert mixologists before crafting three delicious Caribbean-inspired cocktails. Discover a world of flavors as you experiment with premium ingredients in this 90-minute class. Tasty snacks, a great ambiance, and fantastic camaraderie conclude your Master Class experience.

Become a cocktail connoisseur and a master mixologist in this fun, interactive class.

Mixology Masterclass

Immerse yourself in St. Barth&#39;s elegance on this full-day excursion to Le Barthélemy Hotel Spa on Baie de Grand Cul de Sac on the island&#39;s east side. Begin the day with a scenic tour to explore Gustavia, the island&#39;s capital, driving through authentic villages such as St. Jean and Lorient on our way. Arrive at the five-star hotel for a day of complete pampering; unwind on reserved main poolside loungers, or head to the glorious beach, where white sands and a calm ocean will soothe both body and mind. Lunch is a Michelin-starred meal crafted by Chef Jérémy Czaplicki, featuring a la carte options and a curated selection of cocktails, wines, and beverages (1 beverage per person included during lunch only).

Escape to one of St. Bart&#39;s most luxurious hotels and spas and unwind in paradise.

Day at Le Barthelemy Hotel

This unforgettable adventure sees you cruise around Gustavia&#39;s harbor in a semi-submersible vessel, observing the underwater world through large viewing windows. Once onboard the ship, look for colorful fish species, from playful sergeant majors to curious sharks, which are easily identifiable thanks to handy information cards. Continue to the fascinating ecosystem of the eco-friendly Marine Park and explore the depths of the Marignan shipwreck, an ex-fishing boat that sunk in 1995 during Hurricane Luis and today home to schools of yellow and blue fish, about 30 feet below sea level. Finally, arrive at a stunning underwater coral reef, where the crew will feed the surrounding fish, resulting in a colorful frenzy of fins.

Dive into St. Bart&#39;s underwater world on an unforgettable semi-submersible adventure.

St. Barth by Semi-Submersible

Cruise the turquoise waters of St. Barts aboard a stylish 45-foot catamaran. Explore hidden coves, soak up the sun on deck, or cool off with a refreshing swim. Sail to Pointe de Colombier, a beautiful sheltered bay on the island&#39;s northwest blessed with some of the most spectacular beach scenery you are likely to see. Relax and recharge as you enjoy the gentle sea breeze while the onboard crew attends to your needs. Beverages of mineral water, soft drinks, beer, and rum punch will keep you refreshed.

Sail and soak up the sun around St. Barts on an elegant 45-foot catamaran.

Pointe De Colombier Catamaran Sail

Set sail on an underwater adventure aboard a spacious 22-passenger boat. After boarding the ship, cruise to the idyllic snorkeling spots of Ti-Saints or Gros Islet (depending on optimal conditions), where there will be some free time to swim and snorkel among the vibrant underwater world teeming with diverse marine life. Continue to St. Barts&#39; eco-friendly Marine Park, a protected 1,200-hectare ocean area surrounding the island. Explore the fantastic underwater world, marveling at the coral reefs and their friendly inhabitants, then relax onboard as we sail back to port. Reluctantly, the time arrives to peacefully return to the tender pier, bidding farewell to the enchanting underwater world.

Cruise to idyllic snorkeling spots and the protected waters of St. Barts&#39; Marine Park on this adventure.

Snorkeling Adventure

Your adventure begins with a panoramic ascent to Le Calvaire, offering breathtaking vistas of Gustavia&#39;s harbor before seeing the thrilling spectacle of planes landing at La Tourmente. We travel next St. Jean Beach, the island&#39;s oldest, before winding through scenic valleys passing by Rudolf Nureyev&#39;s ex residence. Refuel with champagne and canapes next , at the luxury beachfront Le Barthelemy Hotel. Continue your journey to Marigot Bay, where the Atlantic and Caribbean seas converge, then explore the charming town of Lorient before returning to the port.

A captivating journey through St. Barth&#39;s, complete with breathtaking views, a touch of luxury, and unforgettable moments.

Iconic St. Barth&#39;s Views & Champagne Beach Break 

Meet your guide from Gustavia Harbor for a brief safety demonstration, then guided by expert instructors, zoom across turquoise seas to discover Shell Beach. Climb back on board the jet ski to explore Gouverneur&#39;s hidden coves, continuing to Saline Beach, where we&#39;ll stop to bask on the beautiful sands—finally, cruise to Coco Island for a refreshing 15-minute swim before conquering the waves back to Gustavia.

Thrill seek St. Barth&#39;s pristine shores on a high-octane jet-ski escapade.

Coco Island Jet Ski Tour

It&#39;s well worth getting off the beach in Point a Pitre. While the vibrant, de facto capital beckons with its long ribbons of sand and sparkling turquoise waters, it is the fascinating blend of French and Caribbean influences, evident in its charming architecture, bustling markets, and vibrant festivals that take center stage here. Stroll along the waterfront, stopping off at the Marche Couvert, where you&#39;ll find everything from fresh papaya and golden strands of saffron to locally woven fabrics and hand-crafted ornaments. Stroll along palm-lined streets, savoring French-Caribbean fusion cuisine, and feel the rhythmic pulse of the local music scene. If you&#39;re interested in French architecture, you must stop at Rue de l&#39;Eglise to admire the bright yellow Cathedrale de St-Pierre et St-Paul. Constructed in the 19th century, the Catholic church exhibits a blend of Gothic and Romanesque architectural styles, including twin towers and intricate detailing, making it a notable landmark in the city.

This tour of Grande-Terre island begins with a short drive to one of Guadeloupe&#39;s key historical monuments, the mid-18th-century Fort Fleur d&#39;épée. Situated high above the coastal town of Le Gosier on the southern shores of Grand-Terre, the fortress once played a critical role in the Seven Years&#39; War between France and Great Britain, but is now used to host temporary art exhibitions. Moving on, a tour of panoramic views to one of the island&#39;s most popular destinations: the Pointe des Châteaux, or castle point, located at the island&#39;s easternmost tip. A scenic drive along the southern coastline will see you reach Pointe des Châteaux, an incredible rock formation sculpted by the wind to resemble a castle&#39;s crenellations. As the outing continues you will stop for a refreshing and an exploring Gwo Ka Meditation,a connecting with the Power of the Four Elements.

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Grande-Terre Island, immersing yourself in its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture. Experience the soothing and rhythmic Gwo Ka meditation, a traditional practice that harmonizes mind and body through the captivating beats of the drum. This journey offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural enrichment, leaving you refreshed and inspired by the island&#39;s unique charm.

Highlights & The Four Elements Of Guadeloupe

You will start your journey on a motor boat that awaits you at the peir. Journey through the Rivière Salée (Salt River) and the mangrove eco-system you will reach the Grand-Cul-de-Sac-Marin, part of the National Park of Guadeloupe. Your guide instructor will accompany you snorkelling at the coral reef and will show you the sea-life of this extraordinary environment, world biological reserve of the UNESCO. The second part of the tour has as scenery the near and enchanting sandy island where you will enjoy the beautiful beach with your complimentary drink. The way back to the port is as well an instructive and surprising boat trip through the natural and breath-taking landscapes of Guadeloupe.

Embark on an eco-journey through the lush mangroves and the pristine waters of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This adventure takes you deep into a thriving ecosystem where the mangroves serve as vital nurseries for marine life and provide critical protection against coastal erosion. As you navigate through these dense, green waterways, you&#39;ll encounter diverse wildlife, from vibrant fish and crabs to exotic birds. The experience highlights the importance of preserving these unique habitats, offering a rare glimpse into one of nature&#39;s most remarkable environments.

UNESCO Biosphere Snorkel

Nestled between the sea, mountains, and rivers, Basse-Terre Island boasts enchanting sites. After a short drive from the pier, you&#39;ll explore Valombreuse Garden, created in 1989 by Mrs. Magguy Chaulet. This magical universe features an exceptional botanical collection, including orchids, ferns, red gingers, wax roses, and century-old trees. At the end of your visit, you&#39;ll enjoy tasting local fruit lollipops.Next, discover Lekouz Brewery, where Mr. Joris Galli crafted the first brew in 2018 using the finest malts, hops, and Guadeloupe spring water. This tasting and refreshing beer, with a hint of bitterness and a slightly hoppy flavor, has become a local favorite. After learning about the production process, you&#39;ll have the chance to taste their white lemongrass-ginger beer and the dark beer infused with toasted coconut.

Between sea, mountains, and rivers, Basse-Terre Island offers enchanting sites. Explore Valombreuse Garden&#39;s exceptional botanical collection, then taste local fruit lollipops. At Lekouz Brewery, discover the brewing process and enjoy tasting refreshing beers, including lemongrass-ginger and toasted coconut varieties, made with Guadeloupe spring water.

Botanicals & Brews

<div><p style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>Located on the seafront in the northwest of Basse-Terre, Deshaies has gained fame since 2011 as the filming location for the British TV series 'Death in Paradise.'Start your tour with a bus ride to La Perle Beach, where the Commissioner&#39;s House is reconstructed at the beginning of each filming season.Next, enjoy a light walking tour of the village, exploring local bars, the fishermen&#39;s pier, the Catholic Church, and visiting the Police Station Museum.Then, head to Grande Anse Beach, featured in the ninth season of the series, to see some of the show&#39;s iconic settings.Before returning to the ship, savor a local snack and refreshment.</div>

Discover the secrets behind the popular TV series 'Death in Paradise.' Join us on a tour where you&#39;ll explore the filming locations and uncover behind-the-scenes stories. Walk in the footsteps of your favorite characters and see the picturesque settings that bring this beloved show to life. Whether you&#39;re a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, this immersive experience will deepen your appreciation for 'Death in Paradise' and the beautiful island it calls home.

Death In Paradise

A gem-like strand of 32 islands, of which only nine are inhabited, St. Vincent and the Grenadines is among the most idyllic and least touristy of all the Caribbean island nations. At 18 miles long, St. Vincent is the largest isle, regarded for its black-sand beaches and sky-blue waters - paradise for leisure sailors and a wonderland for scuba divers and snorkelers. The imposing, still-active La Soufriere volcano and its surrounding waterfalls and rainforest make St. Vincent a haven for eco-adventures with exceptional hiking trails and a spectacular Botanical Garden - the Caribbean&#39;s oldest. In the capital city of Kingstown, cobblestone streets lined with arched stone doorways and magnificent churches recall both French and British colonization, as Fort Charlotte overlooks the city from its perch 600 feet above the sea.

Stunning and dramatic, the emerald green Pitons rise from azure waters on this magical isle of quaint bays and lush landscapes and delightful strains of Creole.

Soar over St. Lucia and the stunning Pitons, St. Lucia&#39;s most famous landmark, on this stunning flightseeing tour.Take off over Castries Harbor to fly along St. Lucia&#39;s beautiful west shoreline, following down to circle over picturesque Marigot Bay. Continue south to Soufriere, where the Pitons rise directly from the sea to the sky. Return via the island&#39;s inland to view St. Lucia&#39;s volcanic hot springs and tropical rainforest.This shore excursion is a fantastic experience for those who want to view St Lucia from a new vantage point.

Take an unforgettable helicopter tour over Castries Harbor and along the beautiful West shoreline of St. Lucia.

Heli Flight Seeing Marigot Bay & Pitons

Explore the capital city of Castries and its surroundings in an exciting way during this memorable, half-day jeep, biking, and hiking excursion. Depart the pier aboard an open-back Jeep for a fun and scenic drive to the fishing village of Anse La Raye. Drive past banana plantations and lush greenery. Upon arrival at the fishing village, you will receive your safety and biking instructions, helmet, and bicycle. Then, begin your guided ride through the village with its historic buildings and village homes. Next, ride along a country road for fun and adventure. The trail takes you through the outskirts of a lush secondary forest, accompanied by the sounds of birds, fresh air, and a gurgling river. Become one with nature and experience some of the island&#39;s fascinating flora and fauna from up-close. During your journey, a stop is made for an exhilarating and adventurous hike to a picturesque waterfall. Leaving the waterfall, return to Anse La Raye Village for a refreshment and comfort stop. Afterwards, some free time is made available for a quick stroll through the village, before you re-board your jeep for the drive back to the pier, with wonderful memories of your excursion.

Experience an open back 4x4 Jeep tour, scenic biking, a visit to one of the island&#39;s fishing villages, and a hike to a picturesque waterfall.

Jeep,  Bike & Waterfall Adventure

The Caribbean is known for its beautiful beaches, and St. Lucia is no exception. Unwind on one of St. Lucia&#39;s gorgeous golden sand beaches, where the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea lap the shore. Take in the beautiful scenery as you decide whether to go for a dip or relax on your lounge chair. Enjoy a buffet lunch and a selection of beverages at the St. Lucia Yacht Club before returning to the port of Castries and your ship.

Unwind on St. Lucia&#39;s golden sand beaches, where crystal clear waters lap the shore. Enjoy a buffet lunch at the St. Lucia Yacht Club.

Beach Time at Reduit Beach in St. Lucia

Take a short drive to The Iyanola Apiculture Collective, a not-for-profit organization that supports beekeepers in St Lucia and the Caribbean. The Collective strives to develop ecologically sound, symbiotic relationships with nature, supporting forest conservation while expanding the local honey industry.Upon arrival at the center, an experienced beekeeper will welcome you and briefly describe the history of beekeeping in St Lucia. The talk is a fun and interesting way to learn about bees, honey, and the strategies used on the island to save this importnat, endangered insect.From a safe observation room, watch the beekeeper in his full protective wear interact with the bees in the hive. Taste a spoonful of exotic Black Mangrove honey from Iyanola&#39;s world-renowned Ramsar site before making a candle from natural beeswax. Refreshing beverages and snacks are available, including honey mead, local herbal teas, pancakes, and delicious savory honey biscuits.

Visit The Iyanola Apiculture Collective to learn about beekeeping in St Lucia. Enjoy a beekeeping demo, sample local honey, make a beeswax candle, and taste a honey based snack.

Sweet Honey Bee Tour

Explore St. Lucia&#39;s capital Castries and its surroundings in an exciting way during this memorable, half-day jeep, biking, and hiking excursion.The day begins with an open-back Jeep ride to the fishing village of Anse La Raye, passing banana plantations and lush greenery. Upon arrival, following a brief safety demonstration, it&#39;s time to gear up with helmets and bicycles for a guided bike tour. Cycle through the village, stopping to marvel at the historic buildings and local homes, then continue along a country road. The trail then skirts the edge of a forest. Stops to observe the island&#39;s fascinating flora and fauna up-close are included.The journey culminates at a plateau, where bikes are left behind for a gentle hike to a picturesque waterfall. After cooling off in the clear waters and enjoying some free time, hike back down to Anse La Raye Village for refreshments and a leisurely stroll through the village.

The Caribbean is renowned for its beautiful beaches, and St. Lucia is no exception.Spend a half-day unwinding on one of St. Lucia&#39;s gorgeous golden stretches of sand. Take some time to do things your own pace, whether taking a dip or relaxing in a lounge chair, or simply catching up with your reading in the shade.A buffet lunch and a selection of beverages is included, provided at the Bay Garden Beach Resort . Taste a variety of local and international fare, including fresh salads, grilled seafood, tropical fruits, and tasty desserts. Meals are taken under a shaded area, underscored by the soothing sounds of the waves in the background.This perfect day of sun, sea, and good food promises a memorable and relaxing experience.

Spend the morning unwinding on one of St. Lucia&#39;s golden sand beaches, followed by a buffet lunch at the Bay Garden Beach Resort .

Delve into St. Lucia&#39;s artistry, followed by a rum tasting session.The journey begins with a drive through Castries, passing the bustling market and the 1897 Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. If time permits, there will be a stop to admire the splendidly painted interior with trompe l&#39;oeil columns and colorful biblical scenes. The next destination is Howelton Estate, a 19th-century colonial mansion situated 200 meters above the town. Howelton is today an artistic hub, with artists in residence brimming with creativity, each showcasing unique interpretations of St. Lucia through vibrant paintings, silk-screened fabrics, handcrafted items, and beautifully crafted candles. After a tour, relax on the veranda with views of Castries and the Caribbean Sea.The excursion continues with a visit to Eudovic&#39;s Art Studio, where Eudovic himself presents his exquisite wooden carvings.A drive along a scenic ridge offers stunning views of banana plantations, Marigot Bay, and St. Lucia&#39;s lush mountains.

Experience an authentic touch St Lucia on this tour. Visit Castries&#39; famous landmarks, then drive up to Howelton Estate for silk-screened fabrics and crafts, Eudovic&#39;s Art Studio for wood carvings.

St. Lucia Art Lovers Experience

From Castries harbor, transfer to a local beach for a safety briefing and instructions, then glide off towards Pigeon Island in your kayak! Paddle past stunning scenery towards Gros Islet, a fishing village on the island&#39;s northern side, before arriving at Pigeon Island. Refresh with a complimentary drink and snack, then engage in various activities. Water babies might enjoy kayaking, swimming, and snorkeling to see the kaleidoscopic fish life, while land lovers can walk through the dense tropical forest to view the ruins of military buildings from the battles between the French and British, or climb to the top of Fort Rodney for a spectacular view of the island, then paddle back to the harbor.

Paddle to the fantastic beaches and heritage sites of Pigeon Island National Park on this fun and exciting adventure.

Kayaking to Pigeon Island 

Take a culinary adventure through Rodney Bay. Savor a diverse range of dishes, from traditional Saint Lucian fare to international delights, prepared with local flair. Stroll through the vibrant village, sampling five delectable small plates accompanied by refreshing beverages. Interact with passionate chefs and learn about the island&#39;s rich culinary heritage. This immersive experience combines food, culture, and exploration for an unforgettable taste of St. Lucia.

An immersive experience that combines food, culture, and exploration for an unforgettable taste of St. Lucia.

Castries Culinary Walking Tour

Volcanic in origin, this overseas region of France is a tropical paradise of stunning beaches and rain-forested mountains. Known as the “isle of flowers” to the indigenous Arawak, it is today renowned for its culinary offerings and remains ever-enchanting with colonial architecture and glorious gardens. Adding to its mystic allure is the still-smoldering Mount Pelée that erupted in 1902, wiping out the capital of St. Pierre (today in Fort-de-France), often called the Pompeii of the Caribbean.

This half-day experience begins with a short stop to admire the exterior architecture of Sacre Coeur De La Balata, a smaller-scale replica of the &#39;Basilica Sacre Coeur&#39; in Paris.However, the highlight of the day is undoubtedbly the Balata Botanical Gardens, just 10km north of Fort-de-France. Created over 20 years ago by botanist and landscape gardener Jean Philippe Thoze, the gardens boast over 3,000 plant varieties from the island&#39;s rainforests. Stroll along the easily accessible paths, and perhaps even the suspended footbridge, set 20 feet in the air. Expect stunning views of the sea and Pitons beyond before returning to the ship.

Get lost in the stunning floral colors and lush plant life of the Balata Botanical Gardens. Stroll along easily accessible paths, and perhaps even the suspended footbridge, set 20 feet high in the air.

Balata Botanical Garden 

Start this immersive destination experience with a visit to Balata Church, a replica of Paris&#39; 'Scare-Coeur' Basilica. The church gives a fascinating glimpse of Martinique&#39;s Catholic past along with stunning views of Fort de France and accross the bay.Then, explore the Depaz Rum Distillery, learning about the process from sugar cane fields to distillation and tasting the renowned Agricola rum.Afterward, a short drive takes you to Saint Pierre, a little village on the northwest of the island known for a devastating 1902 volcanic eruption. Today, Saint Pierre is France&#39;s 101st 'City of Art and History,' bearing witness to its rich past. Delve into the town&#39;s history at the Volcanological Museum before a scenic drive back to Fort de France that goes through charming fishing villages, including Le Carbet, where Columbus landed in 1502, and artist Paul Gauguin lived in 1887, and Bellefontaine, home to curious boat-shaped house.

This half-day experience offers the best of Martinique in a bite-sized piece. See Balata Church, a replica of Paris&#39; Sacré-Coeur, visit Depaz Rum Distillery for a tour and tasting, and explore Saint Pierre&#39;s volcanic history at the museum. Return via scenic fishing villages, including Le Carbet (where Columbus landed in 1502) and Bellefontaine.

Best Of Martinique 

This half-day excursion is an excellent way to see Martinique beyond the beach. Hike along well-marked trails to immerse in the exceptionally peaceful atmosphere of the tropical forest, guided by experts. Listen for bird calls and look for native flora like ferns, mahogany trees, and blister flowers as the hike gets deeper into the undergrowth. A stop at a picturesque waterfall adds to the adventure, with the possibility of swimming at the final destination. Afterward, a moment of free time allows for a moemnt of rest and relaxation by a river before returning to the ship.

This peaceful hike promises complete immersion in Martinique&#39;s flora and fauna, as well as a dip in a refreshing, cool river.

Hiking In Tropical Forest 

Sip and celebrate the Caribbean in this cocktail masterclass at Rhum Clement. The Rhum Clement house (Habitation Clement) and sugar cane plantations have been at the forefront of Martinique&#39;s rum making history since 1917.The experience starts with a short tour of the house, which was listed as a 'Monument Historique (Historical Monument)' in 1996, and was completely restored in 2003. Then get ready to make, shake (and, of course, taste) a selection of cocktails. Meet the rum master and discover the entire Rhum Clement range, notably the range dedicated to cocktails. Learn about making signature Clement cocktails before creating your own concoction, using homemade sugar cane juice, Rhum Clement and all the tools you need to become a mixology master. After the masterclass, there will be some free time to explore the plantation gardens and the art exhibitions.

Sip and celebrate the Caribbean in this cocktail masterclass at Rhum Clement. Learn everything you need to know to become a master mixologist before creating your own delicious drink.

Cocktail Master Class at Clement Plantation

Swim alongside Martinique&#39;s vibrant underwater world on this half-day adventure.Embark a local boat and sail to one of Martinique&#39;s best spots for diving and snorkeling. Expert guides will explain your equipment while you glide through clear Caribbean waters to Bat Cave, a shallow 40-foot-high cave filled with (harmless) bats. Anchor just outside the cave and hop into the water to see the kaleidoscopic marine life. Expect to see parrotfish and angelfish among many other exotic species in the well-surveyed undersea zone. Once finished, relax in the shade on board with refreshments, including a fruity rum punch, while sailing on the scenic return journey along the coast.

This unforgettable underwater experience takes you to Bat Cave. Explore vibrant coral reefs, swim with tropical fish, and marvel at the bat-filled cave&#39;s unique ecosystem.

Two-Site Snorkel Adventure 

British influences abound in Basse-Terre, the capital of St. Kitts. Here you&#39;ll find the domed Treasury Building, the Circus, which was modeled after Piccadilly in London, and the St. George&#39;s Anglican Church. Explore the traditional white-sand beaches or admire breathtaking views of verdant mountains.

A 20-minute drive along a scenic coastal route brings you to a beautiful garden setting. Against a backdrop of colorful flora, enjoy an introduction and tasting of the island&rsquo;s leading beer, learning just what makes it one of the most popular beers in the Caribbean. You will also have the chance to sample several other products from the brewery. &nbsp; Simultaneously, an on-site cook puts the finishing touches on small portions of grilled fish and &nbsp;BBQ chicken. Feel your senses come alive with an introduction to local and Caribbean flavors.&nbsp; Feel free to spend some time in the garden viewing the flowers and plants or lounge by the pool for a while before returning to the ship via a transfer.&nbsp;

Take a 20-minute drive along a scenic coastal route to a beautiful garden setting. Enjoy an introduction and tasting of the island&rsquo;s leading beer, along with other brewery products, and savor small portions of grilled fish and BBQ chicken.

Caribbean Beer, BBQ & Gardens 

Spend a few hours enjoying two activities that are considered tops by many who visit our shores; lazing in the sun on a beautiful beach while sipping on a tasty rum punch! Departing the hustle and bustle of the capital Basseterre, head south for a stop at Timothy Hill to take in the beauty of the coastline at one of the most photographed sites in St. Kitts. &nbsp; Then, at the top deck of a stunning beach bar, you&#39;ll take part in a special rum punch making class! Learn from the mixologist the techniques and ingredients needed to create the Caribbean&rsquo;s &lsquo;national drink&rsquo;! Complete your class with the best reward there is, your personally created glass of rum punch for your enjoyment and leave with the recipe, so that you can recreate it when you return home to share with your family and friends. After your class, spend the next 2 hours on your reserved beach chair - the perfect end to your day in St. Kitts.&nbsp;

Enjoy a couple of hours at the beautiful beach with scenic views and an instructional Rum Punch demonstration.

Rum Punch Making & Beach

Your tour begins with a short walk to the marina to take a &lsquo;speedy ride&rsquo; to Nevis or Oualie - the &ldquo;Land of Beautiful Waters,&rdquo; as the Kalinago Indians call it.&nbsp; Admire the dramatic St Kittitian landscape, its peak rising majestically from the ocean. Upon arrival at Nevis, enjoy a scenic drive through the small bustling capital with photo stops at Alexander Hamilton Museum and a brief visit to the St. Thomas Anglican Church. After the sightseeing drive through town head along the Nevis main road onto Pinney&rsquo;s Beach, Pinney&#39;s is the longest beach on Nevis &ndash; approximately 4 miles.&nbsp; At the beach you will be able to cool off with a refreshing swim, relax on a sunbed on this beautiful beach and enjoy a cold drink.

A scenic tour of Nevis then unwind at one of the most beautiful beaches on the island with panoramic views of St. Kitts.

Escape to Nevis Island 

With the catamaran&#39;s sails unfurled, following a safety briefing and an introduction to the crew, you&#39;ll cruise by the Frigate Bay Resort area and Friars Bay before reaching your snorkeling destination. Accessible only by sea, the secluded cove of Shitten Bay is a calm, unspoiled location that shelters abundant marine life, including several varieties of reef fish and beautiful coral formations. Special attention and guidance are provided to guests new to snorkeling or out of practice, allowing everyone to benefit from this exception site. With the sails hoisted for the voyage back to the ship, enjoy an open bar serving icy-cold beer, rum punch, soft drinks, and light refreshments.

Board a custom designed Maxi-Cat catamaran for a fun sail and snorkel adventure along the leeward coast of St Kitts.

St. Kitt&#39;s Catamaran Sail & Snorkel 

Enjoy a guided tour through Basseterre, the oldest town in the Eastern Caribbean where evidence of both French and British colonization are carefully preserved - Berkeley Memorial, Independence Square (a former slave market), and the impressive architecture of the buildings surrounding them both.&nbsp; Visit Brimstone Hill Fortress and National Park, a most impressive and imposing fortress with a significant history. Known as the Gibraltar of the West Indies, it protected British interests in this part of the Caribbean during the 18th and 19th centuries. This architectural marvel is a tribute to the skills of British military engineering and African slave labor and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy stunning views of the National Park and the neighboring islands from the top of the Citadel and parade ground.&nbsp; At Caribelle Batik, learn the secrets of batik, an ancient art form, watching local artists transform Sea Island cotton into stunning Batik fabrics. Caribelle Batik&#39;s sought-after products are available in a lovely West Indian Great House setting. &nbsp;Romney Manor, set in extensive and meticulously maintained grounds, a 12-acre botanical paradise, is a wonder to behold. Tropical blooms, exotic palms, flowering shrubs, and delicate orchids offer a riot of color and are home to hummingbirds, egrets, and wandering green vervet monkeys. Samuel Jefferson, the great-grandfather of Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the USA, was the original owner of this splendid estate.&nbsp; The journey continues to Fairview Great House and Botanical Garden to tour this meticulously restored 17th Century Great House and explore the dining room, living room, and gentleman&#39;s study. In the information room, learn about the previous owners of the property, life on the island in colonial times, and the process of restoring this historic gem. Head upstairs to the master bedroom and enjoy panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and the sister island of Nevis. &nbsp; Visit the original bathroom, kitchen, and chapel.&nbsp; A tour of this historic property would not be complete without a stop at the only slavery exhibition on the island. Learn about enslaved people&#39;s lives as they journeyed from Africa to the Caribbean. &nbsp;&nbsp; Wander through the different areas of the beautifully landscaped 2.5-acre garden at your leisure.&nbsp; Browse the gift shop for locally made souvenirs, island-flavored rums, confectionery, and other local delights.

Known as the Gibraltar of the West Indies, Brimstone Hill Fortress and National Park protected the British interests in this part of the Caribbean during the 18th and 19th centuries. Visit Romney Manor, set in extensive and meticulously maintained grounds, this 12-acre botanical paradise is a wonder to behold.&nbsp;

The Highlights of St Kitts

The drive to and from the ship is along the scenic Leeward Coast, winding through picturesque valleys and sugar cane fields, lined on one side with lush green mountains and on the other by the Caribbean Sea. &nbsp; &nbsp; Starting from the grounds of the Wingfield Estate, St Kitts, enjoy a guided walk through tropical vegetation, walking through the rainforest. A looped trail takes you deep into the bio-diversity-rich forest. A highly informative tour with plenty to see; with plenty of photo opportunities.&nbsp; Indulge in refreshments such as homemade Caribbean juices, seasonal fruits, pastries, and spring water as you listen to your informative guide.

Begin your day with a scenic drive to the beautiful Wingfield Estate. You will enjoy an informative guided walk through the rainforest while taking in the fresh air and aromas of the forest. Indulge in sampling local fruits and juices

Rainforest Discovery

Challenge your skills with an unforgettable round at one of the Caribbean&#39;s most prestigious and scenic golf courses. Imagine a more picturesque spot to 'spoil a good walk' than the Royal St. Kitts Golf Club. Set between the tranquil Caribbean Sea and the wild Atlantic Ocean, this 125-acre course offers a tropical adventure.Whether you&#39;re a seasoned golfer or just starting out, the par-71 course provides a fair yet demanding test. With yardages ranging from 6,900 to a more approachable 5,000, you&#39;ll find a distance to match your game. Expect slick greens, water hazards, 80 bunkers, and coconut trees to keep you on edge.Take in stunning views as you cruise between holes in a buggy – with two full holes along the Caribbean and three by the Atlantic. After finishing on the 18th, celebrate this memorable experience with a refreshing drink at the clubhouse (additional cost).

Test your skills with an unforgettable round at one of the most prestigious and beautiful golf courses in the Caribbean.

Golf at Royal St Kitts

Rich in history, La Fortaleza is the oldest governor&#39;s mansion in the western hemisphere; be sure to see the mahogany clock which stopped in time when the last Spanish governor of Puerto Rico struck it with his sword on his way out, heralding the last moment of Spanish rule in the New World.

Explore Puerto Rico&#39;s El Yunque Rain Forest with a nature hike and scenic drive. The adventure begins at El Portal Visitor Center, where a talk on the forest&#39;s ecosystem and native plants sets the stage. Next, set out on an invigorating one-hour hike through the lush trails of through the rainforest. As you journey deeper into this tropical paradise, discover the vibrant flora and fauna that make this rainforest so unique.Afterward, enjoy some relaxation during the drive to Yakahu Tower. Four types of forest can be seen from the 69-foot tower: Colorado, Tabonuco with its irregular white-leaved Yagrumos, Palm on the steep slopes, and Cloud Forest on the ridges. On a clear day, the coastline and the Virgin Islands over 10 miles away are visible.

A full-day nature hike and scenic drive in the El Yunque Rain Forest, exploring the forest&#39;s ecosystem and jaw-dropping views.

El Yunque Rain Forest

Discover San Juan&#39;s beautiful architecture on an energetic cycle tour of the city&#39;s hotspots. Start by cycling past the Capitol of Puerto Rico, a majestic marble building with stunning Atlantic Ocean views. Riding next along the massive walls of San Cristobal fort, enter the colonial district via vibrant San Francisco Street, one of the city&#39;s main drags. Pass century-old buildings leading to Plaza de Armas, San Juan City Hall, and the Department of State.Challenge yourself with an uphill ride on Calle San Jose to the iconic cobblestone street, San Sebastian, famous for its bars, restaurants, and annual festival. Pause at Plaza del Quinto Centenario for a refreshing break and a welcome rest. Continue to San Felipe del Morro fort, riding on pathways with alongside stunning ocean views.Finally, pass La Casa Blanca and Santa Catalina Palace, the oldest Governor&#39;s mansion still used in the USA. Walk your bike along Paseo del Morro to Raices Fountain, a beautiful monument to Puerto Rico&#39;s Taino, African, and Spanish heritage, and then return to the ship.

An energetic cycle ride through Old San Juan, exploring historic landmarks, vibrant streets, and stunning ocean views, and underscored by a narration of the city&#39;s rich cultural heritage.

Old San Juan Bicycle Adventure

Celebrate Puerto Rico&#39;s Taino culture, African roots, and Spanish heritage with a tasty tour of its cuisine.Learn all the secrets of Puerto Rico&#39;s gastronomic heritage with a half-day foodie excursion. Taste island delicacies, including freshly caught fish, locally seasoned pork, traditional rice and beans, fritters, and more, by supporting several local businesses in Old San Juan restaurants that use local, sustainability-sourced ingredients. Unlike most tasting tours, the portions here are substantial, allowing for more than just a bite-sized idea of the local cuisine.No foodie experience in Puerto Rico would be complete without a cocktail. Throughout the experience, sip on various rum-based cocktails, each representing one of the island&#39;s classic or current trends.

Celebrate Puerto Rico&#39;s Taino culture, African roots, and Spanish heritage with a tasty tour of its cuisine.

Spoon Culinary Experience

A gentle walking and scenic drive through New San Juan, the Golden Mile Banking District toward Old San Juan.Depart the pier for a 90-minute transfer toward Old San Juan. Drive into 500 years of history of the colonial city, home to the San Juan National Historic Site; the UNESCO World Heritage Site houses buildings dating from the 16th century, including the San Felipe del Morro and San Cristóbal fortresses within the old city walls. Disembark the transport for an inspiring 60-minute independent visit.Continue your exploring at Plaza Colon and through the rest of Old San Juan&#39;s beautiful architecture and colonial buildings. Brightly colored houses line cobblestone streets and shady plazas, alongside cool cocktail bars and renowned Caribbean fusion restaurants, perfect for an authentic taste of the city.

A gentle walking and scenic drive discovering Old San Juan&#39;s UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with its beautiful architecture, colonial buildings, brightly colored houses, and shady plazas.

Old San Juan & New San Juan and San Cristobal Castle 

Get truly off the beaten on an exhilarating caving and body rafting adventure.The adventure begins with a 60-minute scenic drive through magnificent Karst and limestone landscape. During the drive, learn how the subtropical weather has shaped the island&#39;s geology. Once on site, a certified wilderness first responder conducts a safety briefing. Equipped with state-of-the-art gear, including US Coast Guard-approved life jackets, helmets, and knee pads, the first responder hikes down a Taino Indian trail as the guide shares fascinating stories of the Taino Indian life and culture.The adrenaline surges next. Descend into wild caverns, marveling at fantastic stalactite and stalagmite formations to discover a hidden underground world that remains a secret to most tourists.After the cavern exploration, float down the river through canyons while body rafting with the guide in the lead to ensure your comfort and safety. The adventure ends with rest, relaxation, and refreshment at a small traditional mountain cottage.

Get truly off the beaten on an exhilarating caving and body rafting adventure..

Eco Multi Adventure Explora

Great Harbor, a deep, softly sweeping indentation on the south side of the island, treats visitors to an eyeful of tropical loveliness and a host of amenities. Lined by rustic, character-filled shops and eateries, the harbor-front beach offers a real feel for the Caribbean. Standbys like Christine&#39;s Bakery (serving fresh breads and sticky buns) and Foxy&#39;s (one of the best-known beach bars in the Caribbean) are so humble that they might be overlooked by the uninitiated passerby.

Board tour boat at tender dock in Great Harbour. &nbsp;Cruising the British Virgin Islands, rich in Caribbean culture and maritime history, is a traveler&rsquo;s dream come true. Enjoy sailing between the islands the boat will stop off Little Jost Van Dyke where the guide will give a explain about the history of the islands while a refreshing drink is served.

Enjoy a relaxing and leisurely boat ride with narration while circumventing the British Virgin Islands around Jost Van Dyke.

Cruising Jost Van Dyke

<div class='ewa-rteLine'>Board your snorkel boat at the tender dockand leave on an exhilarating ride across the waters to legendary Norman Island. This uninhabited site boasts a history of piracy and is immortalized in Robert Louis Stevenson&rsquo;s famous book, Treasure Island.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'></div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>On arrival, your boat crew will assist as you don a mask and snorkel and snorkel vest before entering the pristine waters surrounding this famous island from the stern of the boat. Marvel at the wonderland of colorful coral formations, exotic fish and abundant marine life as you leisurely explore this underwater oasis. You will also have the opportunity to discover the caves at Treasure Point, where pirate treasure is believed to have been buried. Reboard the boat and relocate to the second snorkel site.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'></div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>After re-boarding your snorkel boat for the return cruise to your Crystal ship, share these fascinating experiences with your fellow adventurers as you are served a refreshing punch.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'></div> &nbsp;

Cruise across the waterway to the outer islands for a two-stop snorkelling experience in the Caribbean blue waters!

Norman Island Snorkel

<div class='ewa-rteLine'>Hop on a boat and enjoy a 30-minute ride to the famous Norman Island. Once there, you&#39;ll get snorkeling gear and jump in to explore the underwater world. See colorful fish, coral, and maybe even a glimpse of where pirates might have hidden treasure. After exploring the underwater caves, you&#39;ll head back to the boat for a refreshing drink and a second siving site, beofre relaxing on your return journey to the ship.</div><div class='ewa-rteLine'> </div>

Look for sunken treasure in the outer British Virgin Islands on this two-stop snorkeling experience in the Caribbean&#39;s blue waters!

Discover the Magic of the British Virgin Islands on a boat trip through the pristine waters of the British Virgin Islands. Departing from Great Harbour, you&#39;ll cruise through a stunning archipelago steeped in history and Caribbean charm, while a friendly and knowledgeable guide share the history and tall tales throughout the journey. While cruising, unwind with a refreshing drink and soak in the scenic beauty of the island.

Discover the Magic of the British Virgin Islands on a boat trip through the pristine waters of the British Virgin Islands.

St. John&#39;s, the capital city of Antigua and Barbuda, is a vibrant and culturally rich destination nestled in the heart of the Caribbean. With its picturesque harbor, historic landmarks, and lively atmosphere, St. John&#39;s offers visitors a diverse array of experiences. The cityscape is defined by its pastel-colored buildings adorned with intricate colonial architecture, creating a charming backdrop for exploration. As you wander through the streets, you&#39;ll encounter bustling markets, quaint boutiques, and inviting cafes serving up local delicacies. One of the highlights of St. John&#39;s is its historic sites, including the iconic St. John&#39;s Cathedral, a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture, and the ruins of Fort James, which offer panoramic views of the coastline. The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda provides insight into the island&#39;s rich history and culture, showcasing artifacts and exhibits spanning centuries. For those seeking relaxation, St. John&#39;s boasts stunning beaches with powdery white sands and crystal-clear waters. Dickenson Bay and Runaway Bay are popular spots for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports such as snorkeling and sailing.

<div class='ewa-rteLine'><p style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;' data-mce-style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;'>The excitement begins with a 20-minute scenic drive through Antigua&#39;s pretty countryside, where we&#39;ll catch many glimpses of local life. Next, we&#39;ll arrive at Stingray City&#39;s land base, where friendly and knowledgeable guides will meet you before starting your wildlife adventure. Hop into a speedboat to Stingray City, a group of sandbars located a few miles offshore and is home to friendly Caribbean southern stingrays. The stingrays are not contained and remain in their natural habitat (they just know when it&#39;s feeding time. <p style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;' data-mce-style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;'>The water depths average four feet in most areas, so even non-swimmers can safely stand in the shallow water, and feed the fish by hand, pet their smooth skin, and even swim alongside them. <p style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;' data-mce-style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;'>Return to land for a complimentary rum or fruit punch, then proceed back to the ship.</div><div class='ewa-rteLine'> </div>

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of stingrays on a wildlife first half day adventure.

Stingray Encounter

Explore Antigua&#39;s historical highlights and natural beauty on this half-day panoramic tour. Travel through pretty Caribbean villages past the magnificent view of Falmouth Harbour through to English Harbour and Nelson&#39;s Dockyard.The 300 year old dockyard was once the base for the English naval squadron and is the only working Georgian dockyard in the world. Descend and explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site with a National Park Guide on a short, informative walking tour through exploring restored buildings and soaking up the island&#39;s unique atmosphere. Continue with an independent exploration of the dockyard, museum, art gallery, gift shop, and boutiques, then regroup to explore Blockhouse Ruins an historic military structure built in the 18th century by the British to defend against potential invasions. The fort offers stunning panoramic views. The final stop is former signal station, Shirley Heights Lookout, which offers a commanding view of the Atlantic Ocean and picture-perfect view of Nelson&#39;s Dockyard and English Harbour. Return through a picturesque landscape to the ship.

A gentle walking and panoramic tour of Antigua&#39;s colourful past and present with visits to English Harbour, including the famed Nelson&#39;s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Blockhouse Ruins and Shirley Height&#39;s Lookout.